[laketrout73]

Can BlackBerry Become The Next Security Superpower?

[MobileMadness002]

I certainly hope so.

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If BlackBerry survives, BlackBerry can be anything.

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[Man_apart]

BlackBerry is a security superpower.

From my ? phone

[Doggerz]

They'd have to earn my trust back. No more encryption keys to India, United Arab Emirates and especially the USA. Yes they say they don't spy on BES only consumers. But that brings me no comfort even if I used BES. Makes me feel unimportant that they hand over my privacy because I'm not some CEO.

I need to tread lightly so I'm not banned again. I'm not trolling. I love BlackBerry. But I'm disappointed. A few years back they really were the king of security. They even had the NSA worried. Obama carried a BlackBerry. They had my trust.

Unless they come out and make statements like Blackphone is making. Unless they apologize for the past and prove they won't betray it's customers to whatever country wants access then I'll never think of them as secure.

We should have the right to privacy. Screw the terrorists - they'll do what they do with or without BlackBerry's back doors. The whole terrorist thing is to scare us out of our freedom. And I'll be the first customer of any phone that stands up to every police agency. Every government.

Yes. I'm sure the NSA can get into anything it wants. But as long as the company is trying to provide privacy that is what matters. BlackBerry wasn't hacked into. BlackBerry gave it all away. And that was the one thing they had left to be proud of. The one thing that put them apart from Apple and Google.

I know the fan boys will discount what I'm saying. Cause BlackBerry can do no wrong in your mind.

But isn't there one person out there who agrees with me? Man. I hope so.

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[Heinz Katchup]

Already is.

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[Thunderbuck]

They'd have to earn my trust back. No more encryption keys to India, United Arab Emirates and especially the USA. Yes they say they don't spy on BES only consumers. But that brings me no comfort even if I used BES. Makes me feel unimportant that they hand over my privacy because I'm not some CEO.

I need to tread lightly so I'm not banned again. I'm not trolling. I love BlackBerry. But I'm disappointed. A few years back they really were the king of security. They even had the NSA worried. Obama carried a BlackBerry. They had my trust.

Unless they come out and make statements like Blackphone is making. Unless they apologize for the past and prove they won't betray it's customers to whatever country wants access then I'll never think of them as secure.

We should have the right to privacy. Screw the terrorists - they'll do what they do with or without BlackBerry's back doors. The whole terrorist thing is to scare us out of our freedom. And I'll be the first customer of any phone that stands up to every police agency. Every government.

Yes. I'm sure the NSA can get into anything it wants. But as long as the company is trying to provide privacy that is what matters. BlackBerry wasn't hacked into. BlackBerry gave it all away. And that was the one thing they had left to be proud of. The one thing that put them apart from Apple and Google.

I know the fan boys will discount what I'm saying. Cause BlackBerry can do no wrong in your mind.

But isn't there one person out there who agrees with me? Man. I hope so.

Q5-SQR100-1 / Z30-STA100-5 /OS-10.2.1.3247 / T-Mobile USA

As much as I believe in the company and support it, you raise legitimate points. You're not trolling at all.

[Abhay2903]

I dont agree with your points.

BB had setup separate server for Indian Govt to moniter data. However govt need to send request for particular user and then only BB will monitor.

Government, BlackBerry end dispute over interception of BB devices - Economic Times

[zocster]

OP please put your thoughts into a thread before you start one.

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[Aljean Thein]

They'd have to earn my trust back. No more encryption keys to India, United Arab Emirates and especially the USA. Yes they say they don't spy on BES only consumers. But that brings me no comfort even if I used BES. Makes me feel unimportant that they hand over my privacy because I'm not some CEO.

I need to tread lightly so I'm not banned again. I'm not trolling. I love BlackBerry. But I'm disappointed. A few years back they really were the king of security. They even had the NSA worried. Obama carried a BlackBerry. They had my trust.

Unless they come out and make statements like Blackphone is making. Unless they apologize for the past and prove they won't betray it's customers to whatever country wants access then I'll never think of them as secure.

We should have the right to privacy. Screw the terrorists - they'll do what they do with or without BlackBerry's back doors. The whole terrorist thing is to scare us out of our freedom. And I'll be the first customer of any phone that stands up to every police agency. Every government.

Yes. I'm sure the NSA can get into anything it wants. But as long as the company is trying to provide privacy that is what matters. BlackBerry wasn't hacked into. BlackBerry gave it all away. And that was the one thing they had left to be proud of. The one thing that put them apart from Apple and Google.

I know the fan boys will discount what I'm saying. Cause BlackBerry can do no wrong in your mind.

But isn't there one person out there who agrees with me? Man. I hope so.

Q5-SQR100-1 / Z30-STA100-5 /OS-10.2.1.3247 / T-Mobile USA

The government knows more about you than you know yourself...

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